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. 2007 Sep 4;274(1627):2801–2810. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2007.0876

Table 3.

Significant maximum-likelihood results in the human and chimpanzee or primate lineages for genes associated with schizophrenia.

gene lineage model ω (proportion) λ −2Δλ p
AHI1 (Abelson helper integration site 1) primate MA MAofix 14.97 (0.024) −3512.58−3514.60 —4.02 —<0.05
CHRNA7 (cholinergic receptor neuronal nicotinic α7) primate MA MAofix 17.56 (0.002) −4098.03−4099.89 —3.72 —<0.05
CLDN5 (claudin-5) human–chimpanzee MA MAofix 22.91 (0.061) −1371.13−1373.85 —5.44 —<0.05
COMT (catechol-O-methyltransferase) primate MA MAofix 41.58 (0.013) −2914.90−2918.90 —8.00 —<0.01
DISC1a (disrupted in schizophrenia 1) human–chimpanzee MA MAofix 999 (0.006) −7704.50−7709.90 —10.88 —<0.01
DISC1a primate MA 46.90 (0.032) −7703.50
MAofix −7710.10 13.2 <0.01
NOTCH4 primate MA 294.83 (0.006) −16 523.92
MAofix −16 526.56 5.26 <0.05
PLXNA2 (plexin A2) human–chimpanzee MA 999 (0.001) −12 045.56
MAofix −12 049.12 7.13 <0.05
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Association with schizophrenia is especially strong and well replicated.